What a cookie is
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in your browser to remember something the next time. Local storage is similar: another corner of the browser where a site stores a piece of data.
Your choice
Here you can make or change your choice whenever you want:
Allow cookies and similar technologies to measure and improve our ads? You can change your answer later.
The site’s only cookie
Minha Entrada stores a single cookie of its own, with a copy in local storage:
| Name | What it is for | How long it lasts |
|---|---|---|
| minhaentrada_umbral (cookie) | Remembers whether you chose “Allow” or “Don’t allow” in the notice, so that you are not asked on every page. It stores a 1 or a 0. | 12 months |
| minhaentrada_umbral (local storage) | A copy of the same 1 or 0. | It does not expire on its own: it stays until you delete this site’s data. |
Both are stored only when you choose one of the two options. Before your choice, Minha Entrada stores nothing in your browser.
If you choose “Allow”
When the site has a Google tag set up to measure its ads, that tag starts with measurement denied. If you choose “Allow”, Google may store its own cookies to measure which ad brought you here. If you choose “Don’t allow”, it does not store them. Google explains its cookies on its page about how it uses cookies.
What does not depend on your choice
The ads are shown the same whatever you choose. The technical check that tells visits from people apart from automated traffic does not depend on this choice either. We explain it in Privacy.
Deleting the cookies
To start from scratch, delete this site’s cookies and stored data (its local storage) in your browser settings. If you delete only the cookies, the copy stays stored and the site remembers your choice. When you delete both, the notice appears again on your next visit. To change your mind without deleting anything, use the buttons above.
Updated November 13, 2026